Instructor Led Training

Elastic Container Registry Security Essentials

If you don’t know what you’re doing, Amazon’s Elastic Container Registry (ECR) can end up just becoming one more weak link in an already compromised software supply chain.

This ECR Security Essentials course by AppSecEngineer exists to make your journey into AWS cloud that much easier. Learn how to use all the tools at your disposal to configure, scan, and secure your container registries against outside threats.

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Course Overview

8 Hours

32 Lessons

14 Cloud Labs

Ideal for: Security Engineer / Product Security Teams

Amazon Elastic Container Registry (ECR) is a cornerstone service that allows you to completely manage container images within AWS. But Container Registries also happen to be a major threat vector that attackers can exploit. By gaining access to your container registry, attackers can launch widespread supply-chain attacks against your infrastructure and compromise your container images.

This course is a deep-dive into specific security features of ECR that help you prevent, detect, and correct security weaknesses in your container images within AWS. We start off with an overview of Container Registry and various features of Amazon ECR. We explore AWS Identity and Access Management (IAM) and how it fits in with the functions of ECR. Next, we use hands-on labs to learn how to scan container images for vulnerabilities and pinpoint security flaws. We also look at tag immutability for ECR.

For our final lesson, we’ll be learning to monitor security events. Get some hands-on practice setting up and using Cloudtrail-Athena for security monitoring for Amazon ECR.

Complete Course Outline

Know your trainer

Abhay Bhargav

CHief RESEARCH OFFICER, AppSecEngineer

Abhay started his career as a breaker of apps, in pentesting and red-teaming, but today is more involved in scaling AppSec with Cloud-Native Security and DevSecOpsHe has created some pioneering works in the area of DevSecOps and AppSec Automation, including the world’s first hands-on training program on DevSecOps, focused on Application Security Automation. In addition to this, Abhay is active in his research of new technologies and their impact on Application Security, specifically Cloud-Native Security. In addition, Abhay has contributed to pioneering work in the Vulnerability Management space, being the architect of a leading Vulnerability Management and Correlation Product, Orchestron. Abhay is also committed to Open-Source and has developed the first-ever Threat Modeling solution at the crossroads of Agile and DevSecOps, called ThreatPlaybook.Abhay is a speaker and trainer at major industry events including DEF CON, BlackHat, OWASP AppSecUSA, EU and AppSecCali. His training programs have been sold-out events at conferences like AppSecUSA, EU, AppSecDay Melbourne, CodeBlue (Japan), BlackHat USA, SHACK and so on. He's authored two international publications on Java Security and PCI Compliance as well.

Big Wins For Your Enterprise

Make Amazon ECR a powerful link in the larger software supply chain of your organization.

Map your container registries with other key elements of your AWS cloud environment.

Incorporate container supply chain security into your security activities at every step of deployment.

What Your Team Will Learn

Deep dive into Amazon ECR

AWS IAM & ECR: identity, policies & more

Scanning container images and Monitor security events in ECR

Learn best with 3000+ labs modeled after real-world security scenarios

Crafted on Real-world training for product security teams

Hands-on Experience: Engage with real-world scenarios in a controlled, cloud-based lab environment to apply learning directly.

Immediate Application: Implement Threat Modeling tools and techniques instantly, enhancing retention and understanding.

Access to Specialized Tooling: Utilize advanced Threat Modeling software and LLMs without needing to set up or maintain the infrastructure.

Safe Learning Space: Experiment and learn from mistakes in a risk-free sandbox, encouraging exploration and innovation.

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Prerequisites

Knowledge base

Basic understanding of application security principles.
Familiarity with software development and the software development lifecycle (SDLC).
Some experience in security practices and methodologies is beneficial

Device requirements

For a optimal learning experience in ths course, participants should use a laptop with Windows 10/11, the latest macOS, or a modern Linux distribution, equipped with an Intel i5 processor or equivalent (i7 recommended), at least 8GB of RAM (16GB preferred), and 20GB of free disk space. A stable, high-speed internet connection is essential for accessing streaming content and cloud-based labs, alongside the latest versions of Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, or Safari with JavaScript enabled. Participants must have administrative rights to install necessary software and a modern code editor like Visual Studio Code.

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Testimonials

I found these courses to be pretty comprehensive and practically oriented. From dissecting common threat vectors to writing abuser stories, it had a lot of useful takeaways by the end.

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